Lajčak's office rejects RS proposal

The OHR has informed the RS government that its legal experts's proposal does not represent a basis for further talks. Instead of enhancing the decision-making process within the Council of Ministers and making it more efficient, the Republic of Srpska’s proposal opens the possibility of a blockade, which did not exist even before the recent changes introduced by High Representative Miroslav Lajcak, it was announced today by the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia-Hercegovina. Lajcak's office rejects RS proposal It has been reported that Lajcak’s decision will stay in force, and that it is no longer open to discussion. Meanwhile, RS Prime Minister Milorad Dodik has announced counter-measures. “Let’s be clear: our representatives will remain in the Bosnian parliament as the opposition. We won’t withdraw. They’ll work and vote the way any opposition votes." "Therefore, conduct is clear. But, Mr. Zivkovic, Mr. Mladen Ivanic – if no agreement is possible over this – will quit the Bosnian parliament leadership. That means it won’t be able to function,” said Dodik. Dodik, Lajcak, after a meeting earlier this week (Tanjug)

Lajčak's office rejects RS proposal

It has been reported that Lajčak’s decision will stay in force, and that it is no longer open to discussion. Meanwhile, RS Prime Minister Milorad Dodik has announced counter-measures.

“Let’s be clear: our representatives will remain in the Bosnian parliament as the opposition. We won’t withdraw. They’ll work and vote the way any opposition votes."

"Therefore, conduct is clear. But, Mr. Živković, Mr. Mladen Ivanić – if no agreement is possible over this – will quit the Bosnian parliament leadership. That means it won’t be able to function,” said Dodik.